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KEARNEY — Owners say they are rebuilding the Arby’s off Shanks Avenue in Kearney after a fire destroyed the fast food location in April.
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In the days leading up to and on the Fourth of July, the night sky above the Northland becomes aglow with colors from red, white and blue fireworks as communities gather to celebrate the nation’s birthday.
Flowering stems of firecracker penstemon pop with color and add a burst of red flowers to landscapes in summer.
University of Missouri Extension offers a fall vegetable gardening weekly webinar series in August and September.
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LIBERTY — Even the best golfers go through tough spells with their swing, Liberty North’s Bailey Burkett is not shy about sharing her struggles. The Eagles standout golfer was featured in the High School Golf National Invitational in Pinehurst, North Carolina.
SMITHVILLE — With so many different sports camps happening through summer, it can be overwhelming for someone to try to choose the right one. But for Smithville, the answer was easy. For the first time, under head coach Eric Bennaka, the boy’s basketball team headed to their first camp.
Reflecting on this past school year’s sports season is an important way to encapsulate and remind ourselves of all the great moments local teams have brought to the community. It is also a great opportunity to look back on the many successes of student-athletes that call Liberty, Smithville …
Despite many economic experts’ worst fears early in the COVID-19 pandemic, state and local government budgets have proven resilient over the last two years, partly due to property taxes. Property values are less susceptible to economic volatility than income and sales tax—and for some commun…
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